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Determining Students’ Communicative Competency By Their Use Of Speech Redundancy

Table 1:

Level of communicative competenceRedundancy Elements High Low
Information noise Relatively few pauses of hesitation (3-4).Short pauses of hesitation (1-3)Few repetitions (1-2) Too many pauses of hesitation (10-12)Long hesitation pauses (7-9)Many repetitions (6-10)
Doubling Plane of expression (vocabulary) Tautology and pleonasms are absent Tautology and pleonasms are present
Plane of content (grammar) Absence of repetitions of word combinations and sentences Regular repetitions of word combinations and sentences
Structures with nominative theme All seven types of nominative themes are used by students Only one types of nominative theme is used
Structures-additions All five types of additions are used by students as well as many transitionary structures Only one types of addition is used
Constructions with repetitions Construction is used to express various degrees of expressiveness Construction is used to express duration of action and quality gradations
Intercalary structures Syntactic and/or semantic scheme of the construction is preserved Number of words in the part preceding the intercalation and in the intercalation itself is 7±2 (7-9) Syntactic and/or semantic scheme of the construction is violated Number of words in the part preceding the intercalation and in the intercalation itself is 7±2 (5-6)
Self-corrections lexical and gramma-tical Few corrections (2-5) Many corrections (8-10)
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